Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-30
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LOCAL eReWTieS.
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MISS Netue- mcclure, oi Ae"is' % '''e
guest OF Sprineneid if'ends-
Miss Laura N. Lankford. OF Chi''h ave
nue. is visiting friends an hissonfL
Mr.. George Bailey. of Georgetown, n.y.,
viii shortly open coal once IN TINS CITY.
Messrs. W. II. Taylor and b. II. Ran
nells. of New tarlisle, are in the city today.
The Trinity Baptist and Free will Baptist
churches and Sunday schools are picnicing
| ct Ludlow Fails, today.
Miss Anna Duke left this morning for
| Chicago, Indianapolis and other points, TO
spend the summer.
t. Belott lineman of the 5. D. T :,
| has been called 10 the bedside of his
brother, in Darke county.
! Last week was the largest weeks busi-
| ness ever done in this city BY the Spring
/ field District Telegraph company.
1 Mr.. Samuel Ross. lost freight claim agent
Eof the Pan Handle. with heado,,arters in
| Columbus. is in the city TODAY.
Th. .,,,,. n,a,. =, N. .oons, ho,s. 10
vur,ny story entitled The Cowboys
Nan. or Stretched ON Eight Cbsirs.r
tn. no,u,.r ..R;o Sixe hand of Snrinp.
Sal, - t,,rn,shing ,ha m,,s;c for tho ,a-
uniop at the home.-yenia Torc,,tioht
,ussa. ! ma, and I..r, Rar,a.t of
,r,t,.,. IN ,,. .;,y,o,.y 10 .,,ant Miss
s,,nia Wings,,s ,sos,,,ioa this eva,inp
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Al congregationai meeting OF ihe ST.
ond baptlst chnfeh lsst hlgh- messfs.
Charles ID. swsyn ana Le'nuei Jones were
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'o'ih I'''ies, 'he aco''iiihoua'ins on,o'
eiefk az the ONCE o' p'e op'inEhe'a DE-
.t"' leiestapn oiiioe' Is al at us "o'"0'
No. soi east MAN street,
Miss Matte h. Guy, formerly teacher
IN the public schools OF tins city, VIII teach
during the coming year IN the punic
schools of Memphis, Tenn.
Mr. p. c. Housen and bride, nee Vance,
returned last evening from Portsmouth, o.
They were married at the brides parents
residence, yesterday morning.
Mr.. T. NJ. Gugenheim is improved after
slight indisposition which caused him to
remain at nome ior the past rev days. he
returned 10 business again To-Day.
george hlli ana Jennie simpson were
caught 'ogethef IN shanty IN walnut siiey
last night ana arrested and locked up py
the ponce on the charge OF loltering.
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VIC ing" NJ 'n." o.i S'o' W
so'i anu 'ie oo,ues iiono '''S iio'i-
ins' was "e'sa'i"iis '''s parry
MI. j. NJ. Smith retires from the Smith
soap works today He has been connected
with the hrm for % years The business
"hi pe continued oy oap'aih MARX a.
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Mess, soih ''ood ana Der. heece nave
puiens'eu 'ne "o"eiS anu ou'n. Vi ""c-
'" i'ioos' "oi'''S' anu VIII ienh''e
'ne'h W 'neif NC" stouiius On hofth Lime
s'ope soeeI
Mr. Charies hepier, VINO mas been eni-
pioyed tor some weeks As conductor OF
palace sleeper running from this city to
Chicago, has been given permanent run
between Cincinnati and New Orleans.
Miss Mary Riley died of consumption at
her home On Madison avenue, Yesterday
afternoon. after several months illness.
Interment Friday. u. m.. at ST. RapkaeI's
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